Right... That clears it quite a lot for me. I guess I've just never done an
app where separating these would make sense (e.g. never used Windows
Integrated Authentication). For a typical username/password login I don't
see too much use for separating these.
I was actually thinking that I might mak
Simply put, IIdentity is WHO you are... IPrincipal is what you can
do... You can be identified as someone without having any particular
role in an application... think about a Intranet application where you
are automatically logged in via Windows Integrated Authentication. In
this case, you have a
Hi all,
I'm having hard time understanding what is the purpose of IPrincipal and
IIdentity. Why are these 2 separate interfaces? To me it just complicates
matters... Does anybody know of a good article explaining...
Cheers,
Miika
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